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When it comes to belief systems or how our government works, you know, are we going to have

those ideas backed by authoritarianism where it's do it because I said so? Or are we going to have those ideas backed by authoritarianism where it's do it because I said so?

Or are we going to have reasons?

Welcome to the Lions of Liberty podcast.

Here's your host, your guide, your shining beacon of liberty, Mark Claire.

Yeah. Bigot of Liberty, Mark Clare. Hello, doggies, kitties, lions.

Welcome to another episode of Lions of Liberty, the flagship show here on the Lions

of Liberty podcast feed, where you can find myself right here every single Monday conducting interesting interviews like the one you're going to hear today as well as fun at roundtables like the one you're going to hear next week when we revisit an annual tradition here at Lions of Liberty, our annual naughty or nice special,

a Libertarians in Living Rooms Drinking Liquor Style Roundtable, where I will bring in some of the gang,

Brian, Odie, Rico, Howie, who knows who's going to appear. I don't promise that all those names

will be there, but putting some teasers out there. Some of them will definitely be there,

where we break down some of the big names in politics, big names in libertarian circles, and decide who has been naughty

or nice for liberty. It is a raucous good time, I guarantee that. And be sure to keep

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